This, For $2 Bets – 7/24/17-7/30/17

Last week in U.S. horseracing – not including training and harness casualties.

Win Tuscany “took a bad step, vanned off” at Mountaineer
Midnight Games “returned bleeding from the nostrils” at Parx
Full of Zip “bled” at Presque Isle
Street Rage “returned lame” at Fairmount
Destiny’s Song “bad step, vanned off” at Mountaineer
Cuadrante “broke down” at Parx
Rail City “ridden back lame” at Parx
Turn to Include “ridden back sore” at Parx
Senator Josy “vanned off” at Fair Meadows
E Nine “vanned off” at Indiana
Strawberry Bomb “went wrong…in distress…vanned off” at Presque Isle
A Dixie Twister “bled” at Saratoga
Light Reign “bled” at Saratoga
Sandy Strikes “vanned off” at Saratoga
Evasive Maneuver “injured…euthanized” at Thistledown
Miss Trusty “pulled up bleeding from the nostrils, vanned off” at Del Mar
Golden Light “bad step…in distress…vanned off” at Del Mar
Stone Cold Phast “vanned off” at Fair Meadows
Accomplice “suffered a fatal collapse after the race” at Gulfstream
Sing It Up “vanned off” at Lone Star
Girl Link “vanned off” at Lone Star
Limoges “went down suddenly – euthanized on the track” at Belterra
Ask Not “vanned off” at Emerald
Philli Four “vanned off” at Evangeline
Zephyrs Bolt “vanned off” at Monmouth
Teves “vanned off” at Retama
Angels Seven “took a bad step…unfortunately had to be euthanized” at Saratoga
Our Cousin Dick “bled” at Saratoga
Beduino Smooth Zevi “vanned off” at Albuquerque
Suddenly Seymour “fell, vanned off” at Canterbury
Rep’s Ghost Ya “bled from the nose” at Charles Town
Primary Account “came back bleeding from the nose” at Charles Town
Malibu’smostwanted “vanned off” at Gulfstream
Five Times Better “vanned off” at Horsemen’s
Wonderman “collapsed” at Laurel
Royal Line of Fire “vanned off” at Retama
Patty Del Rey “vanned off” at Ruidoso
Heavys Version “vanned off” at Wyoming
Thru the Night “vanned off” at Albuquerque
Gloton “vanned off” at Belterra
Starship Menace “suffered fatal collapse after the race” at Gulfstream
Paper Dollie “returned bleeding” at Laurel
Amazing Lady “fell, vanned off” at Los Alamitos
Admiral Roy “bled” at Prairie
Tu Exageres “vanned off” at Saratoga

(Chart Terms: “Broke Down” – racing-speak for dead; “Vanned Off” – required horse ambulance to get off the track; many, if not most, of these animals will resurface on my year-end FOIA kill-reports; “Bled” – usually indicates pulmonary hemorrhage)

(source: Equibase)

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  1. Utterly disgusting.
    DIXIE TWISTER – trainer Michael J Maker (Mike Maker) a MULTIPLE drug violating trainer who has MULTIPLE racehorses DIE under his direct care.
    https://www.paulickreport.com/news/people/maker-handed-40-day-suspension-dextorphan-positive-will-appeal-ahead-derby/
    He appeals every single drug positive, and true to horse racing form gets slaps on the wrist in many cases.
    Trains or trained for the Queen of racehorse dumping Maggi Moss.
    Supporters of this business constantly blame animal rights activist, blogs like this for racehorses dying.
    They are 100% delusional right down to the slime on their gums.
    The main reason why racehorses are dying is because of the LIBERAL DRUG POLICIES that result in doping cocktails being shoved into these horses to mask their chronic pain and/or push them beyond their natural ability resulting in maiming and/or death.
    Even worse, these multiple drug violating trainers NEVER get suspended for LIFE to keep them away from a racehorse, to keep them from doing this.
    It’s like handing a drunk driver the keys to your car!
    The drugs are now bred into the racehorse, most likely, which probably contributes to poisoning the gene pool resulting in a weaker foal to begin with.
    It’s all coming to roost now!
    Of course the dying has been going on for a very long time, but it’s this blog that is now exposing the figures, and they are horrific!
    SHUT HORSE RACING DOWN NOW.

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